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Philip J. Campisi, Jr.
Phil Campisi is a partner
in the Firm’s Litigation Group. Phil practices in all phases of
business litigation in the Federal and New York State court systems,
including trial level and appellate practice, and conducts arbitrations
before FINRA, previously known as the NASD. Phil provides counsel to
and represents both institutional clients and individuals in several areas
of commercial litigation, including employment and labor law matters, unfair
competition, restrictive covenant and trade secret law, securities
arbitrations, real estate disputes, shareholder and partnership disputes,
intellectual property litigation, Section 1983 discrimination claims, and
other business torts.
Phil has extensive
experience in securing expedited and equitable relief for his clients,
particularly in connection with obtaining emergency temporary restraining
orders and injunctions for the purpose of protecting intellectual property
rights and proprietary information of businesses from departing key
employees and competitors, and otherwise enforcing post-employment rights.
In addition, Phil actively
counsels private and non-for-profit entities along with individual clients
on a wide variety of employment matters, both in connection with litigation
and with fashioning and implementing strategies and policies aimed at
protecting business proprietary information, and otherwise preventing and
avoiding potential employment related litigations of all types.
In June 2007, Phil was
recognized as one of the prominent attorneys on Long Island by the Long
Island Business News with his inclusion in its “Who’s Who in Intellectual
Property and Labor Law” edition.
Phil received a Bachelor of
Arts in Business Economics from Brown University in 1992. While
attending Brown, Phil was a pitcher on the varsity baseball team. He
received his Juris Doctor from Hofstra University School of Law in
1997, where he was on the Dean’s List and served as a senior staff member of
the Hofstra University Law Review. Since graduating law school,
Phil has co-authored a number of articles and commentaries in the New
York Law Journal, analyzing New York court decisions that touch upon
novel issues and recent developments in business litigation. Phil is
admitted to practice before the Courts of the State of New York, as well as
the United States District Courts for the Southern and Eastern Districts of
New York. He is an active member of the New York State and Nassau
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